University Team Ready for Montana State Grid Trials
University of Montana football notes show Coach Witte directing a large hopeful squad. Veterans like Stoddard Connors and Yealey return, new recruits Gleason Simpson Kennett Johnson Heard vie for first team. The squad aims to win the state championship with two upcoming games and preparations for clashes with Butte and Razemy colleges.
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Diasep Oat
Winstantoy
Tioddard
Connors
Yealey
Terarlon
Eudy
Ven
Mucky
Lacklas
Nen
Gleason and Simpson
Kennett
Jeonson
Heard
Yin
Thens
University of Montana
Witte
Vuiuce
Inediana Nesk
Prapiré
Tha Butte School
Ivines
Fyngvlamard College
Razemy
Ed Geers Record Beyond Belief
The article extols Ed Geers as a veteran trotting driver who has reportedly logged over two million miles in sulky work over a long career. It notes daily starts, long drives, and a claimed lifetime average near 100 miles per day, with millions of miles driven for top trotters and pacers.
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Memphis
Tel
Ruel
Cees
Wies
Imles Geels
Iimilow
Sualkies
Cran
McFarlands Ready to Accept Nelson Offer in 133-Pound Bout
Chicago reports Packey McFarland, fatigued by travel from New Orleans, agreeing to Nelson's 133 pound title bout after arranging a forfeit and betting terms. Promoter Bowser confirms deal with Ray Brongon involved in the 20 division plan. The fighters discuss venue and arrangements for the Nile pel match, with wagers set to ensure binding terms.
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Packey McFarvid
Halle
Chicago
New Orleans
Ray Brongon
New Orleans Po
Nelson
Tan
Eara
Tigers Lose to Yankees in Rain Shortened Game
Summary of a rain affected day from September reports shows New York defeating Detroit while Chicago edged Washington in a close contest. Cleveland beat Philadelphia as batteries Krause and Lapp starred for Cleveland. St Louis and Boston postponed due to rain with a makeup date planned.
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Philadelphia
Clevalondee
Phladelphia
Scare! LE. Ie
Philadelphla
Cleveland
Krause
Lapp
Otis
Witchell
Ticaton
National League Pirates Lose Shot In High Scoring Doubleheader
In a National League doubleheader the Pirates and New York split, the visitors winning 8 to 7 in the second game. Early runs faded after a fourth inning burst as both teams exchanged blows, with key hits from Nash and Klawitter sparking New York’s comeback.
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Fittabuly
Piraues
Talpeld
New York
Winoning
Northwestern League Spokane Beats Portland 7 to 4
Spokane defeats Portland 7 to 4 in a Northwestern League baseball game. Key players include Seale and Halterriee on Spokane’s side with contributions from Audrixan, Cueler, Anis, and Stevens. The scoreline reflects a steady Spokane offense and solid pitching, as Seattle hosts the aftergame notes.
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Seale
Soare
Mt Ze Seattle
Tacunin
Whai Halteriee
Audrixan
Cueler
Anis
Stevens
Western League Scores From Des Moines and Wichita
Western League results report Des Moines 12 Linc eon at Wichita Pueblo 1 Wichita 11 Topeka Denver 0 Topeka 1 Omata Omaha housity 12.
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Des Moines
Linc Eon
Wichita—Pueblo
Wichita
Topeka
Denver
Omata Omaha
Housity
Railroad Head Refuses Union Talks in Street Car Strike
Omnatt Sept 2 report says Provident Wattles at a conference with company officers failed to secure a deal. Wattles declared he would not bargain with the union and would deal with the men only as individuals, hindering efforts to end the street car strike.
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Provident
Wattles
Manichal
Wien
Onion
High School Football Struggles Highlight Spirit and Practice
The article reports Butte high school football facing weak morale and weight issues among players while Coach Downer adjusts drills to improve performance. It notes plans for stronger recruitment, open practice, and potential scrimmages with Wesleyan College as players train under challenging conditions.
Johnson Warns Jeffries To Hurry Up In Heavyweight Row
A San Francisco dispatch reports Jack Johnson and manager George Blue noting no final settlement for the Johnson Jeffries bout. Johnson threatens to remove Jeffries from his list if articles aren’t signed by October 1, with two months for final retirement terms discussed in Chicago with Sam Berger. Seth Ketchel’s camp denies postponement and vows readiness for Johnson on the scheduled date, warning Johnson he will be sorry for any deferral. The piece also includes unrelated remarks from James B. Frazier and an anecdote about courtly conduct and sportsmanship.
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Butte
Wistelaven
Downer
Rea Call
Havn
Rea
Uy Soc
Materas
Allans
Paines
Wesleyan College
Kitts
San Francino
Jack John
Hin Imanager
George Jatite
Fosiay
James I. Jeffriesona
Little
Johnson
Pething
Jeffries
Jacke Johnson
Hatchel
Haddlax
Kiviat
Uume
Ile
George Rowling
Wicon
Sullivan
Daly
Collins
Bellars
Briley
Borie
Colfiaia
Iau
New York ALC Contenders Set for Championship Meet
The article previews the New York ALC and Irish American contingent preparing for the Nidison Square event in early May. It highlights stars like Martin Sheridan and Sheppard in middle-distance races, Kiviat and Lunghi in sprints, and hopes for new records in 60 to 1000 yard events.
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New York
A.A. UW
Nidison Square
Gaydon
Tal
New Fork
AL G.owan
Lintia Gibinson
Heatore
Robertson
Tepoal Lele
Sheppard
Lucwzhi
Niviat
Ilbman
Gissing
Losaupan la
Bin
Lunghi
Smarvel
Hillinan
Han
Jamp Af
Cone
Fide
California Jockey Club announces opening of racing season
San Francisco on Sept 27, Thomas H. Willis, president, declares the first season under the Otto Walker anti racing act. The opening date is set for Nov 20 for reopening Domety ville. Willis plans to inspect Wow Fork on anti betting law operations before returning with further details.
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San Francisco
Otta- Walker
Wndill
Gravesend Races Result Summary
At Gravesend on Friday night the first race went to Sir John Dawson at 5 to 1 with Denna second and Harrigan third. The second race saw Sou win at 1 to 1 with Helen Carroll second and Sime third. Bil Clever won the third at 16 to 1, with Question Mark 45 to 1 and May Iver 11 to 3 in the places. Holzberg claimed the fourth at 6 10 1, Besom 2 to 1, and Time 1:10 was the clock. Fifth race featured mares and geldings with Morres and Itimore at 16 to 1 edging the field.
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Gravesend
John Dounson
Denna
Harrigan
Sou
Helen Carroll
Mtin
Bil Clever
May Iver
Sime
Holzberg
Besom
Jertime DiAre
Itimore
Unclear OCR Listing of Individuals and Addresses
Fragmentary text lists ages names and places with many garbled terms. The readable bits mention Ogden and Mayne along with scattered numbers and street-like terms, but no coherent event or context emerges.
Matty Mathewson Rumor Sparks City Debate
Rumors claim Christy Mathewson may leave the New York Giants after the season to pursue business interests, though fans and officials doubt the report. His absence would affect the club’s chances in next season’s pennant race.
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New York
Seul
St. Boule
Christy Mathewson
Felice Cropit Bseoni
Mathewson
Oki
Jeffries Paris Rounds Into Form
Paris September 2 H Tetrion, former world champion fighter, appears in splendid health from the Gar he lon at Cariuad gym. He continues daily training as Parisians grandly back him to defeat Jack Jolson for the title. Jeffries says he is rapidly getting back to himself and his groin muscles report steady strength.
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Tetrion
Cariuad
Thes
Gymnasien
Seftries
Jack Jolson
Jeffclen
Jeffries
Butte Boxer Sullivan Knocked Out by English Rival
The unknown English challenger stopped Montana Jack Sullivan of Butte in the seventh round on Tuesday in Toursday. O'Brien pressed the action, with Sullivan rushing and being finished by a decisive left jaw blow after a clouted start.
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Butte
Verhaps Montank
Jack Gullivan
G'Grien
Wnett
HEM ‘Ehousands
Follars
Innis
Sullivan
Sullvan
O'Brien
Brien
Baer denies coal trust conspiracy in Ward case
Philadelphia September 21 George S Baer of the Reading Company declares no agreement or conspiracy between his firm and any other company to control anthracite output or sales as the government's suit to dissolve the Ward trust proceeds Baer adds that friends in New York operate companies and railroads and say Reading had no right in the west when it began market efforts
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Philadelphia
George S. Baer
Reading Company
New York
Reading
Mr. Baar
Albino Sparrow Observed in Lenox Avenue Area
A Harlem observer notes an albino sparrow with distinctive white back patch seen twice near Lenox Avenue around 26th Street. He muses sparrows may be domesticated within a fixed range and compares sightings to sparrows in rail yards and on ships. The piece cites the Star-Gazette's report on a pole discovery and a local naming controversy.
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Ubold Jong
Sweden as Olympic site sparks cross Atlantic debate
Sept 22 Stockholm chosen as the Olympic site fuels optimism and controversy in the athletic world. The decision prompts praise for Sweden's amateur sports development and concern over past Games, with Sweden aiming to host a fair, well-run event that satisfies nations including the United States and Britain. The move follows Sweden's careful organization of amateur codes and learns from American and English methods to build a robust team for London and future Olympiads.
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York
Stockholm Av
Boll Engkind
United States
London
Tur Northen
Sweden
Athena
America
Ingland
Athletlc Unio
Dl Lergent Sports
Burt
Stockholm
International Council
Eaveriv
Purces
Spaniards Claim Great Victories Against Moors
Madrid reports complete success of the Moroccan campaign against the Moors. Nador and Zeluan are occupied and Moors in the vicinity of Me Guruga offer surrender terms to General Marina after entrenched resistance.
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Madrid
Morocco
Nador
Zeluan
Ht Guruga
Mears
Kald Amas
Marina
Guruga
Music in your place entertains guests and pays for itself
Gilliard Partora promotes Music In Your Place as a way to amuse guests while boosting business and covering costs. Writs Standart Must: Co. 210 Best Park, Anacorndiy
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Standart
Best Park
Anacorndiy
Hans Wagner may play basketball in Montana
New York Sept 27 Hans Wagner star baseball player of the Pittsburg club of the National league who debuted with Paterson team is seeking to hire two Paterson players Johnny Keyes and Wells Pounds to form a basketball outfit Wagner plans to tour the country during the coming season aiming to combine his baseball and basketball duties under a single organization
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Hans Wagnen
Pitsburg
Paterson
N. 3
Wagner
Nestr
Palereon
Jonny Keyes
The
Crevcenty
Wella Pounds
Y. MU. A
Langford and Contenders Set for Armory Bout
Langford faces opponents at the Armory Bowton show with plans for two rounds of matchups. The card features Pid Beater and other figures tied to the Mission Athlete club, plus talks of bouts with Attell and Wolunst. Various promoters and clubs in Brooklyn and Chicago eye the potential Fairs and matches in October or November as plans firm up.
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Gays Lewetord
Lestan
Bowton
Thy. Langtard
Migtold
Langford
Pid Beater
Miasion
Clate
San Francisco
Prtkent
Corbin Club
Noverbar
Ate Attell
Tommy O'Koole
Pawkus McFarmiwt
Toy Bronson
Johnny Denton
Mare Attell
O'Toule
Bryan Attacks Attitude of Bailey in Texas Row
W J Bryan returned to Texas to speak on his stance in the Bryan Bailey dispute over raw materials. He criticized the steel trust demand for a duty that would raise revenue and attack protection, arguing it harms the Democratic Party and signals a major victory for opponents.
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E Puse
W. J. Bryan
Texas
Republic
Bryan-Bailey
Txree
Bryan
Steel Trust
Steed
Delegates From Abroad to Attend Billings Congress
Mut Sept 7 delegates named to address the fourth international dry farming congress at Billings Oct 26 to 28 include George Harcott deputy minister of agriculture Alberta Canada W R Motherwell commissioner of agriculture and W J Hute ford deputy commissioner Saskatchewan Canada Dr A A Bronson county commissioner of agriculture Turkey in charge of dry land experiments in Palestine Senor Don Temajo Escobar Mexico John Safary special delegate of the National Agricultural Association Hungary Lt Lawrence Baeta Neves Brazil H Fairfield superintendent of dry farming experiments Canada Thomas Et Woolford Alberta George X Blackshaw department of agriculture Rhodesia John Barrett director South American Republics. The real estate ads are to hundreds ns people the all important reading matter of the day.
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Billings
Filelings
Ceorge Harcott
Alberta
Canada
W. R. Motherwell
Agricuture
W. J. Iluteford
Saskatchwan
A. A. Bronson
Turkey
Palestine
Senor
Don Temajo
Escobar
Mexico
John Safary
National Agricultural Association
Hungary
Lawrence Baetae Neves
Brazil
H. Fairfield
Thomas Et. Woolford
George X. Blackshaw
Department of Agriculture
Rhodesia
South Africa
John Barrett
Taft Brief Address at Garrison Station Arrival
President Taft arrived in Garrison Montana at six o'clock tonight to a torchlit crowd. He appeared briefly from the car and spoke for about ten minutes, greeting locals and delivering a short address before departing.
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Garrison
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